K2 Missy Adjustable Girls Inline Skates
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A great way to get your little ones active is through inline skating. You little girl will have a great time getting to know the ground she rolls on with the Missy inline skates by K2. These are perfect for kids either starting out or working their way up to roll with the big kids. The Missy inline skates are PVC free and have a quicklace system that is fast and easy for your little ones to get used to. These K2 skates also have push button size adjustment making it a breeze when you go to switch sizes for your growing young one. Skill Range:
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Kids Inline Skates Specifications
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- Comfortable fit (3)
- Stylish design (3)
- Supports ankle (3)
Cons
Best Uses
- Indoor roller rink (3)
- Street (3)
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Pros
- Comfortable Fit
- Fast
- Lightweight
- Smooth Ride
- Stylish Design
- Supports Ankle
Cons
- NONE
Best Uses
- Indoor Roller Rink
- Street
Comments about K2 Missy Adjustable Girls Inline Skates:
I wish they were made in the USA
Service and delivery comments:
The whole process was painless
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
Pros
- Comfortable Fit
- Fast
- Stylish Design
- Supports Ankle
Cons
Best Uses
- Indoor Roller Rink
- Street
Comments about K2 Missy Adjustable Girls Inline Skates:
These are the third pair of K2 skates that I have bought and have never been disappointed. My daughter grew out of her first pair of K2s and has passed them down to her little sister they still look great!
- Sizing:
- Feels true to size
- Width:
- Feels true to width
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
Pros
- Comfortable Fit
- Lightweight
- Stylish Design
- Supports Ankle
Cons
Best Uses
- Indoor Roller Rink
- Street
- Youth
Comments about K2 Missy Adjustable Girls Inline Skates:
Great beginner skate. Very comfy. Look at others construction than look at K2's and u will buy the K2's. Both my girls 5 & 8 have K2's and they love them. They skate numerous times a day in the house, garage, driveway, street and skate parks. Everybody went for a bike ride at the beach yesterday and they would only take the blades. There bikes have not been touched since they got these.
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Q:
If my daughter wears a size 3 shoe, do I pick size 1-5 as the computer suggests? That seems like a wide range. First time ever buying rollerblades so advice would be greatly appreciated.
Heather MAsked on 12/3/2012 by Heather1 answer
A:
Heather,
There is an adjustment on the skates that allows the front portion of the boot part to slide into one of the 5 different positions, so the skate fits at each size from 1 to 5.Answered on 12/4/2012 by Julie the Product Specialist
Q:
K2 Missy Adjustable Girls Inline Skates. I don't understand the sizing. My daughter is 10 years old and wears a size 3.5 shoe (U.S.). Can you let me know what size she should order?Asked on 12/2/2012 by Michelle from CA1 answer
A:
Michelle,
Your daughter could technically fit into either size skates. Since she is in a 3.5 now, she is close to the top of the size range for the 1-5 skate, so I would suggest getting the 4-8 so that by summer time she still has plenty of growing room. The 4-8 is basically a size 4 childrens to a size 7 or 8 womens shoe size.Answered on 12/3/2012 by Julie the Product Specialist
Q:
How does the K2 Missy Adjustable Girls Inline Skate 2011 compare to the Anika Jr. Skate? All the specs look exactly the same w/ the exception of skill range being a tad higher for the Missy Skate. The cost difference is $10 more for this skate if you go by the sale price; $20 higher if you go by the original price. Thank you in advance for your feedback.Asked on 11/18/2012 by Becky from Hastings, NE1 answer
A:
The Missy Adjustable Girls skates will be a slightly more advanced model than the Annika in the sense that it will have a slightly larger frame, capable of holding a maximum wheel size of 76mm, as opposed to 72mm the Annika offers.Answered on 11/21/2012 by Dru in CS from Royal Oak, MI
